Amanda Natividad
Sep 28, 2011 6:00 AM
One of iPad’s flagship apps wants to help publishers sell ads by flipping back to familiar old print rules. “One of the big problems with the web is that it scrolls,” Flipboard CEO Mike McCue told our recent paidContent Advertising conference. » Watch the video of McCue’s Q&A with paidContent UK…
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David Kaplan
Sep 15, 2011 4:57 PM
There is no scrolling on Flipboard—that’s rule number one, said Mike McCue, the social reader’s CEO, in a conversation with paidContentUK’s Robert Andrews at the paidContent Advertising conference.
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David Kaplan
Mar 4, 2011 1:17 AM
As the NYTimes.com prepares to launch its metered pay model any day now, the topic of paywalls is something every media organization is exploring. The views on the value of charging readers flew back and forth during an afternoon session at the paidContent 2011 conference, where Robert Andrews, UK Editor,…
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Robert Andrews
Mar 9, 2010 1:45 PM
On Monday morning, I helped Beet.tv executive producer Andy Plesser host his latest roundtable discussion on the future of online video, at The Guardian’s London HQ. In this video, I ask the Financial Times’ lead online product manager Stephen Pinches about the the paper’s video strategy, which gets over a…
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